MidAtlantic Farm Credit Names New Regional Lending Manager

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Our customers are our top priority, and I am excited about further developing our relationships with them in this new role.

Westminster, MD (PRWEB)June 28, 2016

MidAtlantic Farm Credit recently announced the promotion of Darin Miller to regional lending manager. He is based in the association’s Lancaster, Pennsylvania office.

“I’m looking forward to continuing my career with Farm Credit as our regional lending manager,” says Miller. “Our customers are our top priority, and I am excited about further developing our relationships with them in this new role.”

Prior to becoming the regional lending manager, Miller was a loan officer with Farm Credit for four years. In his new role, he will be overseeing the loan staff in Pennsylvania by helping them meet their sales and training goals, and ensuring each customer’s needs are met.

“We’re excited to have Darin transition into this role,” says Jim Aird, MidAtlantic Farm Credit’s PennMarVa Division Vice President. “He is very familiar with all facets of Pennsylvania agriculture, our customer base, and Farm Credit’s services. We look forward to him continuing to serve our customers as regional lending manager.”

Miller, who grew up on a dairy and poultry farm in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, graduated from Millersville University in 2010 with a degree in business administration. He joined Farm Credit as a loan officer in July 2012.

About MidAtlantic Farm Credit
MidAtlantic Farm Credit is an agricultural lending cooperative owned by its member‐borrowers. It provides farm loans for land, equipment, livestock and production; crop insurance; and rural home mortgages. The co-op has over 11,000 members and approximately $2.5 billion in loans outstanding. MidAtlantic has branches serving Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. It is part of the national Farm Credit System, a network of financial cooperatives established in 1916 to provide a dependable source of credit to farmers and rural America.